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John talks a bit about the kinds of homes he likes to design. As a new home builder in Eugene he doesn’t take on just any project. John builds modern, healthy new homes that with energy efficient designs from the ground up. The Hatfield home was started with a post-tension, radiant heat foundation. That means it has warm, polished concrete floor that might crack, but will never separate.
From more classic to sophisticated design elements, this new home build needed to be top notch.
With the odd shape of this lot John put the back yard in the front. To achieve this and provide privacy the entire lot has been elevated an extra 6 feet above street level. Take a stroll with us to see how John’s plans evolved throughout this new home build project.
John explains why, as a New Home Builder he loves the challenge of odd shaped lots and the opportunities they provide. In this post John covers challenges municipalities present, his plans for landscaping and Interior Design. From the ground up this is one of the more beautiful, energy efficient, and comfortable homes in Lane County.
“Handrails – same thing: sandblasted details. Even the little tracks I found these online. All the woodworking is stained the same. The door was a learning experience. I tried a hunk of. After we got it all stained and done, the whole thing warped – we had to take it apart. We ended up putting two layers together and gluing it, and it kept everything nice and true. So it was two 3/4” pieces married together. Then we sandblasted it all and then we put it all back together.
During the final walkthrough of the Hatfield project John Webb gets more in depth about form and function of IKEA and Dendra Doors products. For efficiency we of course see more drawers within drawers, reclaimed wood for Dendra Doors’ floating shelves and mirror frames, custom finishes on doors and reclaimed wood, IKEA quality for a well designed walk-in closet, and a vaulted ceiling in the Master Bedroom with tongue in groove throughout the home for real wood accents.
During John Webb’s final walkthrough of the Hatfield project he talks about the quality and function of IKEA cabinets and Dendra Doors custom fronts. Starting with an efficient home design John makes sure every inch of this home is both functional and elegant.
We have a door company that we call Dendra Doors where we make overlays and finishes for IKEA cabinetry. We have some of that in here, and then we did use some IKEA cabinets. All the cabinet bases themselves are IKEA and I have some Dendra overlays and IKEA overlays.
“It was a difficult house to figure out where to start and where to stop. Even though we were really only dealing with the inside. Even on the Third Floor we opened the loft up, which was just a storage space with a very steep staircase. We couldn’t mess with the staircases just because we couldn’t bring them into today’s code standards. But, we put nice rails and extended pony walls so they were at code so people wouldn’t fall, so children wouldn’t fall off of them and down the stairs…
John Webb provides us with a complete overview of a recent Eugene Home Remodel that he and his team finished this April.
John Webb has been a highly reputable new home builder in Eugene Oregon for 20 years. The John Webb Construction & Design team are well known for building new energy efficient homes. The literal foundation of his reputation starts with Radiant Heat floors.
“All the Dendra Doors stuff is really nice. When I think of timelessness though, I always think of wood. And when I say timeless I think of things as far back as, you know, when my Grandma was around. Stuff from back then that’s still in use today and still looks good. It’s timeless, it’s the test of time. So when you look at wood, you know it’s timeless. Stone is timeless….
We sit down with John Webb of John Webb Construction & Design to learn how he launched Dendra Doors to provide hundreds of custom options for IKEA Kitchens. “With all the custom stuff we build and design, and gear towards whatever the client’s wants and needs are, we started a door company called Dendra Doors…..
We sit down with John Webb of John Webb Construction & Design to learn about how he and his team started to completely customize IKEA Kitchens as they became more familiar with their products.
We sit down with John Webb of John Webb Construction & Design to learn about the early days of him using and installing IKEA Cabinets.
John Webb wraps up his walkthrough by showing us the quality and selection of finishes of both IKEA and Dendra Doors products.
During John Webb’s final walkthrough of the Hatfield project he talks about the quality and function of IKEA and Dendra Doors products.
During John Webb’s final walkthrough of the Hatfield project he talks about the quality and function of IKEA and Dendra Doors products.
The clever finish and overall design of the kitchen island is a great example of John’s approach to style and function.
JWC&D’s Project Manager Braden Etchison explains how the company utilized Buildertrend for the Hatfield Project.